Can you feast for a fiver?

There were some good headlines put up, but I picked this one just because I had some ideas about how I could make it work using my image kit.

Other funny headlines were "Grandma came to watch me be a slut" which could have been interesting,

and one about some guy whose house got raided by the filf and they found a load of grenade launchers and explosives.

3 CHOICES
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A - Cutters choice, £2.65, retain £2.35

B - Buy bulbs and gardening gloves, grow your own food and eventually be stocked up.

C - buy an overprice and substandard burger and probably get shortchanged.

The Answer = C, 100 points

TEA PARTY

The brief was to design a table covering for a tea party. We had just had the rubber stamping tutorial from Geoff (the 2nd time for me) so I had another go at it. I made this punk-as-fuck skull stamp.
I stamped it all over about 4 A4 sheets and reproduced them with the photocopier and reduced the scale in the process. Then I stuck them all together and put ye olde tableclothe on ye olde deske.
It looked good but the brief stated that we were to use elements of the summer project so I picked a few images that I thought would make successful picture-tiles.
I stuck a few on, then my pritt stick ran out so I had to used maxine instead.


The second years had been invited. I wasn't prepared shell out, so I made some digestives and rich teas out of paper, on a paper plate, made a teapot out of a photocopy ("i thought I knew where it was", see 3rd blog entry).
Then I went and bought 6 stellas.. Hazzaar!!


My table covering covered my space completely and contained elements of my personality without me having to write my name on it. For this reason, I reckon I did good, kid.